Luddi
Turn any idea into a playable game in seconds
13 followers
Turn any idea into a playable game in seconds
13 followers
Luddi turns a sentence into a real, playable HTML5 game in seconds — no code, no engine, no tutorials. Every game is yours to play, share, or remix. Tap someone else's creation and make it your own. On iOS, Android & web.
A save or favorite button for games you stumble onto would be huge, since right now I think they just live in the feed. Even just a bookmark to revisit something a friend shared days later would make the whole remix loop feel less like a one shot.
@hlya133826 Good news, Hülya — this already exists, it's just a little tucked away! On any game in the feed, tap the three-dots menu in the bottom-right and you'll find Save. And if you forget to hit it, you're still covered: everything you've played shows up under History in your profile, so you can always come back to that thing a friend shared days ago. Would love to know if that solves it for you — and point taken that it should be easier to find. 🙏
love how fast it spits out a playable thing, that's genuinely impressive. one thing though, a built in way to share a game with a friend directly through a short link or qr code would be huge, right now i have to screenshot and text it which feels kind of clunky when you just wanna show off something weird you made
@bayrakllar20010 You're absolutely right, and honestly — apologies, this is a gap on our side. We were so focused on getting publishing a game right that we overlooked the step after it: actually sharing it with a friend. Screenshot-and-text is way too clunky for showing off something weird you made, and a built-in short link (with a QR code option) is exactly the kind of thing that should be there. We'll look into adding it. Really appreciate you flagging it — this is the kind of feedback that makes the product better. 🙏
Being able to remix someone else's game is a really fun idea. One thing I'd love to see is a "fork history" view so I can see what changed between versions when I remix, or even step back to an earlier one if my edits go sideways.
@neriman91088467 That's a really interesting idea, Neriman — honestly not something we'd considered before. A fork history where you can see what changed between versions (and roll back when an edit goes sideways) fits so naturally with how remix should work. We're planning a full pass on the remix experience, and this is going straight into that. Thank you so much for the thoughtful feedback.
typed "catch falling pizza" and it actually spit out a playable little game in like ten seconds, kind of wild. love that i could tweak the speed right on the spot too.
Typed something like "dodge falling pizza" and got a working game in a few seconds, which honestly startled me. The remix flow is the real hook though, hopping into someone else's build and tweaking it feels way more fun than starting from scratch.